All comes down to putting, the putts the euros are making are ridiculous
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And there's at least four guys on Europe that would routinely make thatAg83 said:
There's not a player on US team that could have made that putt under same circumstances.
Maybe having Wyndham Clark on the team to break a few lockers and scream at people during the break might have been okay to snap the Americans out of it.
jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:
That's just dumb
How? Both Griffin and Spaun have been miles better than Schauffele and Cantlay this past year. That should matter more than Ryder Cup experience.
Morikawa is a crap putter. It was on full display today.
Did you watch Griffin play yesterday?
Yes. But that's not my point. Griffin has been good this year and of late. Give him more chances than Schauffele, Morikawa, and Cantlay who haven't been. Chances are Griffen plays well because that's what he's been doing.
You're just wrong. I don't know what to tell you. Cantlay and Xander were the only point in this format yesterday. You don't sit them for Griffin.
Yes, you do. Play the guys who are hot right now. Don't hope the guys who are struggling will find it. Give the guys who are playing best the most opportunities. It's as simple as that. I wouldn't have started Xander/Patrick yesterday either.
No, you don't.
This is beyond aggravating. Should have known when the Americans were getting paid and the euros are out playing for pride.
This is where I think LIV has hurt the game. Players like Reed, Koepka, and DJ who if they were still on the PGA tour would have probably made the team.
This is where I think LIV has hurt the game. Players like Reed, Koepka, and DJ who if they were still on the PGA tour would have probably made the team.
The pairings of Scheffler/Henley and Morikawa/English have been the downfall of this team
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AggieP18 said:
This is beyond aggravating. Should have known when the Americans were getting paid and the euros are out playing for pride.
This is where I think LIV has hurt the game. Players like Reed, Koepka, and DJ who if they were still on the PGA tour would have probably made the team.
DJ is washed and Brooks is wearing down. That said, Reed should be on this team considering the talent on this roster.
beerad12man said:
Cam the way he's playing maybe. Maybe Bryson.
If you'd bet more than a beer on that, you'd be a fool.
DJ is washed up and wouldn't be on the team at all.AggieP18 said:
This is beyond aggravating. Should have known when the Americans were getting paid and the euros are out playing for pride.
This is where I think LIV has hurt the game. Players like Reed, Koepka, and DJ who if they were still on the PGA tour would have probably made the team.
Ag83 said:beerad12man said:
Cam the way he's playing maybe. Maybe Bryson.
If you'd bet more than a beer on that, you'd be a fool.
I mean they both made big putts today up 1/2/3 to keep their lead so it literally just happened. It's okay to separate an individual from a team beat down
That's why I added the caveat of if they were still on the PGA tour, I don't think their games would have fallen off.
cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:
That's just dumb
How? Both Griffin and Spaun have been miles better than Schauffele and Cantlay this past year. That should matter more than Ryder Cup experience.
Morikawa is a crap putter. It was on full display today.
Did you watch Griffin play yesterday?
Yes. But that's not my point. Griffin has been good this year and of late. Give him more chances than Schauffele, Morikawa, and Cantlay who haven't been. Chances are Griffen plays well because that's what he's been doing.
You're just wrong. I don't know what to tell you. Cantlay and Xander were the only point in this format yesterday. You don't sit them for Griffin.
Yes, you do. Play the guys who are hot right now. Don't hope the guys who are struggling will find it. Give the guys who are playing best the most opportunities. It's as simple as that. I wouldn't have started Xander/Patrick yesterday either.
No, you don't.
Griffin was the worst American on the course yesterday in almost every metric. But yeah, let's sit Xander and Pat for him.
cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:
That's just dumb
How? Both Griffin and Spaun have been miles better than Schauffele and Cantlay this past year. That should matter more than Ryder Cup experience.
Morikawa is a crap putter. It was on full display today.
Did you watch Griffin play yesterday?
Yes. But that's not my point. Griffin has been good this year and of late. Give him more chances than Schauffele, Morikawa, and Cantlay who haven't been. Chances are Griffen plays well because that's what he's been doing.
You're just wrong. I don't know what to tell you. Cantlay and Xander were the only point in this format yesterday. You don't sit them for Griffin.
Yes, you do. Play the guys who are hot right now. Don't hope the guys who are struggling will find it. Give the guys who are playing best the most opportunities. It's as simple as that. I wouldn't have started Xander/Patrick yesterday either.
No, you don't.
What do you do, then? Roll the same dudes out there who aren't playing well right now? That's essentially what we are doing and it's showing.
lol
Wow, game over.
Dude. What was that
Scottie sucks at the Ryder Cup.....again
Nice finish Scottie.
We stiiiiiink
Nice shot, Arch
Well that approach shot will do it.
Scheffler 0-3 and in the bunker closes out the disastrous morning yet again.
Scheffler 0-3 and in the bunker closes out the disastrous morning yet again.
Trash!!!
What a choke on that iron.
Only clutch tsip was VY - that's it
FFS
go ahead and concede this BS
Absolute mental midgets on the US team
All comes down to putts.
When Euros are draining putts for birdies the US team can't answer. Then when the US team finally makes a birdie the Euros drain a putt to cover it.
Match play is really really tough when birdies don't win you holes. It's psychology demoralizing to make birdies and not win holes. Even more so if it's because your opponent is draining everything.
When Euros are draining putts for birdies the US team can't answer. Then when the US team finally makes a birdie the Euros drain a putt to cover it.
Match play is really really tough when birdies don't win you holes. It's psychology demoralizing to make birdies and not win holes. Even more so if it's because your opponent is draining everything.
Well college football the rest of the day for me.
Well, I don't think the answer is to send someone out who has played worse
jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:
That's just dumb
How? Both Griffin and Spaun have been miles better than Schauffele and Cantlay this past year. That should matter more than Ryder Cup experience.
Morikawa is a crap putter. It was on full display today.
Did you watch Griffin play yesterday?
Yes. But that's not my point. Griffin has been good this year and of late. Give him more chances than Schauffele, Morikawa, and Cantlay who haven't been. Chances are Griffen plays well because that's what he's been doing.
You're just wrong. I don't know what to tell you. Cantlay and Xander were the only point in this format yesterday. You don't sit them for Griffin.
Yes, you do. Play the guys who are hot right now. Don't hope the guys who are struggling will find it. Give the guys who are playing best the most opportunities. It's as simple as that. I wouldn't have started Xander/Patrick yesterday either.
No, you don't.
What do you do, then? Roll the same dudes out there who aren't playing well right now? That's essentially what we are doing and it's showing.
Xander and Cantlay were literally the only team that earned a point in this format yesterday. Griffin was one of the worst Americans that played. I don't know why you can't understand this.
Why aren't you clamoring for the mental midget Scheffler to sit?
aggiegolfer2012 said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:
That's just dumb
How? Both Griffin and Spaun have been miles better than Schauffele and Cantlay this past year. That should matter more than Ryder Cup experience.
Morikawa is a crap putter. It was on full display today.
Did you watch Griffin play yesterday?
Yes. But that's not my point. Griffin has been good this year and of late. Give him more chances than Schauffele, Morikawa, and Cantlay who haven't been. Chances are Griffen plays well because that's what he's been doing.
You're just wrong. I don't know what to tell you. Cantlay and Xander were the only point in this format yesterday. You don't sit them for Griffin.
Yes, you do. Play the guys who are hot right now. Don't hope the guys who are struggling will find it. Give the guys who are playing best the most opportunities. It's as simple as that. I wouldn't have started Xander/Patrick yesterday either.
No, you don't.
Griffin was the worst American on the course yesterday in almost every metric. But yeah, let's sit Xander and Pat for him.
You play the odds that players in good form will show that form over the course of three days. There's a better chance that happens than a guy suddenly finding it who hasn't had it for over a year.
Missed putt then snowballs with bad shots. Just nothing working
Afternoon? Does it even matter?
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